Anita Raghavan's "The Billionaire's Apprentice" details the fall of financial titan Rajat Gupta, arguably the biggest role model for the Indian community until his securities fraud conviction. But did his culture fuel an urge for success at any cost?

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Anita Raghavan's "The Billionaire's Apprentice" details the fall of financial titan Rajat Gupta, arguably the biggest role model for the Indian community until his securities fraud conviction.

The Billionaire's Apprentice author Anita Raghavan details the rise and fall of Rajat Gupta, Raj Rajaratnam and the Galleon Hedge fund.

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...club and require male traders who made wrong bets to wear lingerie to work the next day. By contrast, the proper, elegant Rajat Gupta came from an esteemed Bengali family of intellectuals. Low-key but ambitious, he rose to the top of the consulting world and...

...club and require male traders who made wrong bets to wear lingerie to work the next day. By contrast, the proper, elegant Rajat Gupta came from an esteemed Bengali family of intellectuals. Low-key but ambitious, he rose to the top of the consulting world and...

...historical and mythological shows find a connect with the audiences." Jewellery for the characters Jewellery designer Ekta Gupta says, "For women, we designed hathphool, kamarbandh, baju bandh and payals. We conceptualised on the 'sola shringar' for Jodha's...

...Sri Lankan hedge-fund mogul who masterminded one of the biggest insider-trading scams in history—and of one of his key moles, Rajat Gupta, the now disgraced former head of McKinsey & Co. and Goldman Sachs director. Ms. Raghavan, a reporter who spent 18 years...

...countries have often used tapped phone conversations to prove insider trading and other charges, including in the famous Rajat Gupta case. Last month, SEBI chairman U.K. Sinha had told PTI that CDRs can be very useful to establish that two parties have been...

...other countries have often used tapped phone conversations to prove insider trading and other charges, including in the famous Rajat Gupta case. Last month, Sebi chairman UK Sinha had told PTI that CDRs can be very useful to establish that two parties have...

...countries have often used tapped phone conversations to prove insider trading and other charges, including in the famous Rajat Gupta case. Last month, SEBI chairman U.K. Sinha had earlier said that CDRs can be very useful to establish that two parties have...

...have often used tapped phone conversations to prove insider trading and other charges, including in the famous Rajat Gupta case. Currently, the phone-tapping powers are restricted to only a few agencies in India, including the CBI and the tax department. Sources...

...Raj Rajaratnam, head of the Galleon Group, who is serving a 11-year sentence for receiving insider information from Rajat K. Gupta, a former Goldman Sachs director, who received a two-year sentence . (Mr. Gupta has appealed for a new trial.) Much of Mr. Bharara’s...

...District of New York Preet Bharara on the other. And straddling the murky area between these two extremes is the tragic Rajat Gupta, former head of McKinsey, board member of Goldman Sachs, Proctor & Gamble, American Airlines, and other blue-chip corporations,...